Koleje Małopolskie implemented the OXARI platform to gain control over the dynamically growing number of requests and to structure the inventory process. For organizations with extensive IT infrastructure, this is a model example of how to simplify daily operations and save time.
Koleje Małopolskie
Koleje Małopolskie is a Polish multimodal carrier operating in the public utility sector. The company provides regional and interregional passenger transport by rail, developing modern railway services in the Małopolska region. Its mission is to increase service frequency, improve travel comfort, integrate public transport, and adapt infrastructure to the needs of people with reduced mobility.
However, alongside the dynamic development of the organization, a clear need emerged: organizing and centralizing IT processes. The growing number of service requests, dispersed assets, and lack of complete records began to generate problems that could threaten the smooth operation of the entire organization.
Why was change necessary? A natural step toward IT maturity
As Koleje Małopolskie expanded its operations, the complexity of its technological environment grew as well. An increasing number of devices, users, and processes meant that previously effective solutions were no longer sufficient.
The IT team needed tools that would be scalable and allow them to work faster, more effectively, and with greater precision—especially in areas that were becoming strategically important for the whole organization. The key goals were organizing assets, ensuring efficient request handling, and enabling remote support for employees regardless of their location.
Instead of waiting for a crisis, Koleje Małopolskie chose to act proactively—implementing solutions that not only improved daily operations but also prepared the organization for further growth.
The three main priority areas in the transformation were:
- IT asset management – the need to organize and monitor an increasing number of devices and licenses. Introducing a unified system enabled real-time insight into inventory, better purchase planning, and reduced risks associated with incomplete documentation.
- Service request handling – understood as the need to ensure fast, structured communication between users and the IT department. With the implementation of the Service Desk system, the entire process—from request submission to resolution—became standardized, shortening response times and improving work comfort.
- Remote support for a distributed team – addressing challenges related to the mobile nature of work and the geographical dispersion of users. New solutions enabled effective technical support at a distance, without requiring specialists to be physically present at each location.


